Sentence examples for aging of small from inspiring English sources

The morphology of these nanorods developing from aging of small Se nanoparticles are demonstrated in Fig. 5.

Paradoxically, the aging of wine in small barrels made of new oak, a technique adopted by winemakers worldwide, is in fact the Rioja's traditional method.

They made their discovery when they were using a radioactive dating technique to check the ages of small stalagmites occupying a number of caves in the Midwest.

But it also suggested that behind the formal estrangements of his films lay a real anxiety about the decline of the city: after half a decade of Thatcherism, Norwood announces "the age of small business" and notes that politically and socially speaking, "collectivity lies in ruins".

The dominant line of liberalism, in the past century, has been in the tradition they favored, based on the conviction that the age of small economic units had ended, and the way to tame the formidable power of the corporation was to have equally large forces on the other side.

Age control was from 61 OSL ages of small aliquots of quartz grains from eolian stratigraphic units.

As we are well into the age of small microcalorimeter arrays, I will present the performance of a variety of functioning arrays.

Another reason for a new golden age of small companies is that size and incumbency breed inertia, faster than ever even in the best of companies.

Using the technique of Basilevsky (1976) for estimating the absolute ages of small lunar craters based on their morphologic prominence and size, craters near the Luna 24 site considered to be secondaries of Giordano Bruno crater and craters superposed on ejecta of Giordano Bruno crater are found to have approximately the same age: somewhere between 5 and 10 m.y.

The age of small kingdoms had given way to large empires in this region.

The president who will bring us away from this time of Corporate Oligarchies and into an enlightened age of small business owners!